Excerpt from A Letter From the Hon. Thomas Hervey, to Sir Thomas Hanmer, Bart
Neceuity of denying you Admittance to my houte, and of declining any Corr re'lpon dence With you, became I imagined 1t impoli fible that you (hould ever feek either. To hear thatcalled a Demand of Juftice which you now make the Sabie€t of your Letter, is andhe1 Surprife tome; for I think I. Have the common Right of all Mankind to difpofe as I pleafe of my own, which righti {hall always exercife without afking any Perfon' s Confent: And therefore my Ano'fvv er mui't be that I am inclined to deal with others for the Wood I have to fell, rather than with you. 'i am.
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